I'm trying to record a macro - rather unsuccessfully. Here's what I've tried
to do:
After inserting a picture into my document, I want to change its properties
so that it is:
1. in front of the text
2. its horizontal alignment is left relative to the page
3. its vertical alignment is top relative to the page
4. its scale is 100%
However, once I start recording the macro, I am unable to access the
wrapping style of the picture as the property is grayed out. I don't have
enough experience with VB to actually write the code for myself, so I was
wondering if there were some way to get the macro recorder to allow me to
access the properties that I need.
Or, am I missing the boat completely and that there is in fact another,
simpler way of inserting a picture with the formatting I require?
All comments appreciated.
BTW, using WIN2K/Word2K
Jezebel - 18 Dec 2006 08:07 GMT
Your concept is right. The problem is the extreme limitations of creating
macros by recording. You need to *write* the macro. Fortunately VBA Help
covers your task reasonably well.
> I'm trying to record a macro - rather unsuccessfully. Here's what I've
> tried
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> BTW, using WIN2K/Word2K
Ron - 19 Dec 2006 00:44 GMT
Alright then, I'll give it a whirl.
Thanks.
> Your concept is right. The problem is the extreme limitations of creating
> macros by recording. You need to *write* the macro. Fortunately VBA Help
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> > BTW, using WIN2K/Word2K